Key capabilities include:
- Deploying agents to websites, Microsoft Teams, and other platforms
- Integrating knowledge from internal documents and public sources
- Customizing agent behavior, appearance, and authentication
If you already have access to Copilot Studio—or want to request access—please review the guidelines and responsibilities associated with participation, as this opportunity includes both enhanced functionality and important considerations for responsible use.Welcome to the Copilot Studio Pilot!
You're exploring Copilot Studio at the University of Miami, a powerful tool designed to extend the capabilities of Copilot for Microsoft 365. This platform offers advanced features beyond the standard license and is currently available through a limited pilot program.
Copilot Studio lets you design, build, and deploy advanced AI agents (chatbots) for scenarios that go beyond standard Copilot for Microsoft 365. Copilot Studio is a developer-focused platform designed for advanced users who want to build, customize, and deploy sophisticated AI-powered copilots. It provides granular control over logic, data integration, and user experience, making it ideal for technical teams and power users.
Why Copilot Studio?
*Examples of simpler options include Copilot for Microsoft 365 or FAQ bots.
To request access to Copilot Studio, please submit a General Request form via ServiceNow. In the "Short description," include: Copilot Studio.
Request Access to Copilot Studio
Ready to join the pilot program?
Responsibilities & Risks
As a Copilot Studio pilot participant, you are expected to:
Risks to be aware of:
Important: All pilot participants share a single environment and a monthly message allocation. As of November 2025, the allocation is 1 million messages per month. If one agent consumes a disproportionate number of messages, the entire environment may be impacted, and all agents could stop functioning until additional message credits are provisioned.
Integration Rules
1. Act responsibly and professionally.
Additional Guidelines
2. Practice ethical AI use (e.g., avoid harmful content, medical advice, or discriminatory outputs).
3. Limit exposure on public platforms—do not publish agents in uncontrolled environments.
4. Do not share sensitive or proprietary information through agents or connectors.
5. Publish agents only on approved channels (e.g., managed webpages, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft 365).
Best Practices
Scenarios: When to Use Copilot Studio vs. Simpler Solutions
Scenario
Do You Need Copilot Studio?
Notes
Deploying agent to website
Yes
Requires advanced features
Simple Q&A or document summarization
No
Use standard M365 Copilot
Integration with Epic/Workday
Only with approval
Needs IT/Operations review and support
Handling sensitive data
Yes, with oversight
Must follow all compliance policies
Departmental and/or experimental use
Maybe
Check if simpler tools suffice
The University's Copilot Studio offering is evolving, and we are constantly updating our site's content. Please continue to regularly check this site for additional updates!
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